LG LU2300 Android Smartphone Set For Korea

on 03/02/2010 19:23 PDT

Looks like LG is planning to offer an Android-powered phone in Korea with some rather juicy specs. This certainly isn’t LG’s first foray into the Android scene, as it already has the GT450, but the LU2300 that it’s gearing up to release in Korea boasts specs akin to Google’s Nexus One. The picture shown here is obviously a render, so expect the actual phone to look different, hopefully prettier. Specifications of the LG LU2300 include:

1GHz Snapdragon processor
WVGA AMOLED display
Android 2.1
5-megapixel camera

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